Re: Co$ and the tsunami

Re: Co$ and the tsunami

ManualInsert@DB.com	1/4/2005 1:50:56 PM




"anonymous.informer@gmail.com"	1/4/2005 2:50:56 PM
================================================================ January 2, 2005: The International Volunteer Minister hotline is currently receiving over a hundred calls a day from caring people wanting to donate or help relief efforts in South-East Asia. Many Scientology Volunteer Ministers are already at the disaster sites, but much more help is needed. Hotline: 1-800-435-7498 or (323) 960-1949 or e-mail vm@volunteerministers.org. www.scientology.org ================================================================ anonymous.informer@gmail.com wrote: Any organized group that has been established for quite some time deserves recognition for their efforts in aiding the tsunami victims. Individuals attacking these groups should be thrown into a tidal wave. Dizum.com attacked anonymous.informer@gmail.com with a forgery: (snipped, cancelled and tossed into sea...) Susan wrote: These silly posts you do just show how much ya'all have to stretch your imagination to find something bad about this church. You're right Susan. Mostly posting from within U.S. borders, these critics are ignorant not only of the truth but also of current Hate Crime legislation in the U.S. At least one of the criminal 'dies em' [sic] posters knows this, but that isn't the only reason he's fled the country and is running from the law. - Anonymous ================================================================ January 1, 2005: Mysore, India - 15 Tibetan Buddhist monks are now enroute to Chennai, India with a team of Scientology Volunteer Ministers. They are bringing medical supplies, equipment and spiritual aid to those in need. www.scientology.org



"Android Cat"	1/4/2005 8:20:23 PM
anonymous.informer@gmail.com ("faxhor" at the University of Hawaii) wrote: ================================================================ January 1, 2005: Mysore, India - 15 Tibetan Buddhist monks are now enroute to Chennai, India with a team of Scientology Volunteer Ministers. They are bringing medical supplies, equipment and spiritual aid to those in need. www.scientology.org How strange. An exact number of Tibetan Buddhist monks is given (15), but only a "team" of Scientology VMs is stated. How many is a team? A dozen, four, two .. a team of one? Where are they all coming from that it is convenient to share a ride? And most important .. who of the "they" is actually bringing the medical supplies, equipment (and spiritual aid)? On a number of occasions, most recently the Florida hurricane efforts, Scientology has inserted its Volunteer Ministers into the process of handing out of food and water from someone else so that they could pretend (or at least let people assume) that they supplied them. -- Ron of that ilk.

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